JFS10@psuvm.psu.edu (Jonathan Swaby) (10/15/90)
I recently downloaded what I assume is the newest version of VLT. It is version 4.8xxx. The version I had before that was 4.2xxx. Everytime I use the new version it asks me to insert volume REXX. I know there is a way to get this to stop showing up, but I don't remember how to do it. The other problem is that I am missing the xprkermit.library and xprxmodem.library files, therefore I cant do any file transfers. It also seems that the scripting langauge has changed. Script command that worked in the older version give me errors now. Where can I find docs on the scripting lang. for this version. ---------------------------------------------------------+ Jonathan Swaby | Computer Instructional Specialist | Center for Computing Assistance College of Liberal Arts | Penn State University | ---------------------------------------------------------+
jbn35564@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (J.B. Nicholson) (10/16/90)
Jonathan Swaby <JFS10@psuvm.psu.edu> writes: >I recently downloaded what I assume is the newest version of VLT. It is >version 4.8xxx. The version I had before that was 4.2xxx. Everytime I use >the new version it asks me to insert volume REXX. I know there is a way >to get this to stop showing up, but I don't remember how to do it. say "assign REXX: <rexx_script_location>". For example, mine is: "assign REXX: s:rexx" VLT won't run without the rexx: assigned (or a volume called "rexx" somewhere). >The >other problem is that I am missing the xprkermit.library and xprxmodem.library >files, therefore I cant do any file transfers. It also seems that the scripting >langauge has changed. Script command that worked in the older version give >me errors now. Where can I find docs on the scripting lang. for this >version. The libraries and the docs for VLT can be found at New Xanth (abcfd20.larc.nasa.gov) by anonymous FTP. >---------------------------------------------------------+ >Jonathan Swaby | >Computer Instructional Specialist | >Center for Computing Assistance College of Liberal Arts | >Penn State University | >---------------------------------------------------------+ -- +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | "All the good ones are taken." - Rule of everything you want. | | "Earth destroyed by solar flare. Film at eleven" - The last nightly news.| | "Fast, Cheap, Good: Choose any two." - Rule of anything not covered in | | two previous rules. | +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+